Новости за 08.12.2022

Retailers are expanding their in-store fulfillment options to accommodate changing shopping patterns. It’s a trend we’ve been noting for some time and one that now extends to retailers like Ulta, as the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday (Dec. 8). The beauty product chain has expanded the number of stores it uses for fulfillment, now packaging […]

A thumbs up from the Supreme Court on the independent state legislature theory would toss a bomb into electoral politics in America.

New York State Police are reporting of a fatal roll-over car accident in the village of Goshen that occurred around noon on Thursday. The accident occurred off exit 124 westbound on State Route 17, when a car overturned into a retention pond.

The Lidl supermarket chain has issued a voluntarily recall of the 8.4-oz Favorina branded advent calendar.

The Price of Glee drops Jan. 16, 2023.

The Met Office is predicting lows of -2C at night in the capital over the next few days - with temperatures unlikely to top 3C or 4C during the day

Don't just ask your closest colleagues for their opinion, experts say. Instead, go deeper into your network and ask for extremely specific feedback.

Nick Wright, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes discuss Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers facing the Brock Purdy led San Francisco 49ers in Week 14. When asked about his confidence in Purdy 49ers OL Trent Williams said “He ain’t no timid rookie…Would think he’s like Peyton Manning.” The 49ers bring the top scoring defense into Sunday’s contest vs. the NFC South leading Buccaneers.

Google’s Chrome browser has long been plagued by memory system-sucking issues — especially when multiple tabs are open — but the world’s most popular browser today got an upgrade to optimize both device battery power and memory use.

We’ll find the answer to this question: are quinoa, couscous, and cream of wheat good for diabetics?

Time and time again, it’s the same ol’ story. A white man has a dream, investors support that dream, propel them to new heights, the press jumps in for the dance, and then either we all ride the rays into the sun or melt from getting too close. There have been so many busts, winters,...

Ladders identified the top 10 cities with the highest number of remote job openings on their site between August and October that pay at least $100,000.

Facebook spends a fortune lobbying Congress. But next year, the corporation might win back prominent members of the media with nothing more than a few freshly updated press releases. We’re seeing inklings of the change already. As Twitter unravels, tech commentators have conflated its problems with Facebook’s alleged recent failures to opine that social media...

Modern digital design has drained all sentiment and inventiveness from products we use on a daily basis. From streaming platforms and shopping apps to, of course, news websites, everything looks the same. UX standardization is a blessing and a curse at the same time. It’s great to present something in a way people are familiar...

It’s not a new concept for news organizations to partner with each other on special projects and investigations. And now more than ever, strategic partnerships with other media organizations are crucial to better serve and cover communities. It’s crucial that audience development strategies involve multidisciplinary community partnerships and collaborations that go beyond simply reporting stories,...

Amazon joins companies like Meta and Google seeking to emulate the success of TikTok's wildly popular and lucrative video-sharing format.

One of the best ways to understand the first generation or so of digital media is through the idea of breaking the bundle. Traditional mass media could be conceptualized as a bundle. Albums, cable TV, weekly magazines, the daily newspaper: You had to buy the whole thing, even if you want just one part. The...

The raging critic wasted no time on his TalkTV show launching a furious outburst against the couple over their Netflix documentary.

Authorities say a northern Iowa couple drowned their newborn in a bathtub shortly after she was born, fearing her cries would draw the attention of police

Brittney Griner's release followed months of negotiations between the Biden administration and Russian President Vladimir Putin's regime.

While Amazon paid its drivers in response to a lawsuit from the FTC, D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine's lawsuit seeks to stop the alleged pay practice altogether.

Paul Whelan is still detained in Russia despite President Biden's successful prisoner swap of WNBA player Brittney Griner.